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The Soapbox Office Podcast — TV & Film
The Soapbox Office Podcast

A weekly aural manifestation of fiery and righteous indignation on behalf of cinephiles and film fans everywhere.

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Soapbox Office — Episode 21: Mannhunter Jun 29, 2016
Show notes
Michael Mann Magnificence!
This week's Faults in the Vaults takes a look at a pairing of crime thrillers from the prolific oeuvre of the director. Specifically, we're sticking to the discipline and walking out the door on 1995's Heat in order to pick up the old scent of 1986's Manhunter!
Mitch emerges from the depths of The Mailbag with a question about films that make you cry. In Diggin' Up The Docs, Josh forays into the world of the Beat movement with Chuck Workman's The Source: The Story of the Beats and the Beat Generation (1999).
The Soapbox Rant stokes the fires as the guys make time to take down generational coveting. Mitch takes a turn Slipping Through the Tracks and chooses to champion composer Elliot Goldenthal's genre-bending score to Julie Taymor's Shakespeare adaptation, Titus (1999).
And in Total Recast, Mitch & Josh wax hypothetical and ponder some cinematic casting scenarios that could have been. This time, Mitch imagines a Pacino-less Heat, while Josh finds himself a different Midnight Cowboy!!!

Soapbox Office — Episode 21: Mannhunter Jun 29, 2016
Show notes
Michael Mann Magnificence!
This week's Faults in the Vaults takes a look at a pairing of crime thrillers from the prolific oeuvre of the director. Specifically, we're sticking to the discipline and walking out the door on 1995's Heat in order to pick up the old scent of 1986's Manhunter!
Mitch emerges from the depths of The Mailbag with a question about films that make you cry. In Diggin' Up The Docs, Josh forays into the world of the Beat movement with Chuck Workman's The Source: The Story of the Beats and the Beat Generation (1999).
The Soapbox Rant stokes the fires as the guys make time to take down generational coveting. Mitch takes a turn Slipping Through the Tracks and chooses to champion composer Elliot Goldenthal's genre-bending score to Julie Taymor's Shakespeare adaptation, Titus (1999).
And in Total Recast, Mitch & Josh wax hypothetical and ponder some cinematic casting scenarios that could have been. This time, Mitch imagines a Pacino-less Heat, while Josh finds himself a different Midnight Cowboy!!!

The Arrival, Soapbox Office — Episode 20: Independence Day Arrival Jun 22, 2016
Show notes
Alien Invasions Abound!
The boys are uploading a virus to Roland Emmerich's Independence Day in order to boost the signal for David Twohy's alien conspiracy sleeper, The Arrival. That's right, this week we're talking the year the aliens invaded earth, 1996, in Faults in the Vaults.
In Diggin' Up The Docs, Josh and Mitch gush about a mutual love of the band The Descendents in the form of 2013's documentary Filmage: The Story of Descendents/All.
The Soapbox Rant gets the guys riled up as they take the offensive against internet spoilers while Josh takes a turn Slipping Through the Tracks and draws attention to the punk rock/bluegrass sounds of Mark Lanegan with the Lawless soundtrack (2012) .
And in Total Recast, Mitch & Josh wax hypothetical and pick their cinematic Presidents to lead the nation against imminent alien invasion!

soapbox office — Episode 20: Independence Day Arrival Jun 22, 2016
Show notes
Alien Invasions Abound!
The boys are uploading a virus to Roland Emmerich's Independence Day in order to boost the signal for David Twohy's alien conspiracy sleeper, The Arrival. That's right, this week we're talking the year the aliens invaded earth, 1996, in Faults in the Vaults.
In Diggin' Up The Docs, Josh and Mitch gush about a mutual love of the band The Descendents in the form of 2013's documentary Filmage: The Story of Descendents/All.
The Soapbox Rant gets the guys riled up as they take the offensive against internet spoilers while Josh takes a turn Slipping Through the Tracks and draws attention to the punk rock/bluegrass sounds of Mark Lanegan with the Lawless soundtrack (2012) .
And in Total Recast, Mitch & Josh wax hypothetical and pick their cinematic Presidents to lead the nation against imminent alien invasion!

Romper stomper — Episode 19: American Romper Stomper Jun 15, 2016
Show notes
Skinheads, Oi! Oi! Oi!
This week, Faults in the Vaults presents a pair of dour skinhead dramas from the 1990's. We're putting to the curb, the very troubled production of Tony Kaye's American History X (1998) in favor of Geoffrey Wright's Romper Stomper (1992). Oi! Oi! Oi!
This Week in Torrents Josh highlights a very titillating and little seen uncensored HD version of Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)! For Slipping Through the Tracks, Mitch chooses an underappreciated Carter Burwell score from David Mamet's The Spanish Prisoner (1997).
In The Soapbox Rant, Josh gives our listeners a history lesson on the origins of the skinhead movement and attempts to correct some all too often made misconceptions.
Finally, in Total Recast, Mitch swaps Edward Furlong from the problematic American History X while Josh chooses to find him a more suitable acting role!
All Music by Cam Mosavian

romper stomper — Episode 19: American Romper Stomper Jun 15, 2016
Show notes
Skinheads, Oi! Oi! Oi!
This week, Faults in the Vaults presents a pair of dour skinhead dramas from the 1990's. We're putting to the curb, the very troubled production of Tony Kaye's American History X (1998) in favor of Geoffrey Wright's Romper Stomper (1992). Oi! Oi! Oi!
This Week in Torrents Josh highlights a very titillating and little seen uncensored HD version of Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)! For Slipping Through the Tracks, Mitch chooses an underappreciated Carter Burwell score from David Mamet's The Spanish Prisoner (1997).
In The Soapbox Rant, Josh gives our listeners a history lesson on the origins of the skinhead movement and attempts to correct some all too often made misconceptions.
Finally, in Total Recast, Mitch swaps Edward Furlong from the problematic American History X while Josh chooses to find him a more suitable acting role!
All Music by Cam Mosavian

State and Main David Mamet — Episode 18: Glengarry State and Main Jun 08, 2016
Show notes
David Mamet Madness!
This week, Faults in the Vaults, we're taking a look at a few works from the great mind and pen of David Mamet. We're passing on the set of steak knives and giving the sack to 1992's Glengarry Glenross and then we're heading for small town America to make a big picture out of State and Main (2000).
Mitch cracks open The Mailbag to discuss another possible financial windfall and answer questions about reboots.
This Week in Torrents returns and Josh chooses to highlight the special collection of Beavis and Butt-head that is The King Turd Collection Vol 2. In The Soapbox Rant, the guys take issue with the Bechdel Test as a critical benchmark. For Slipping Through the Tracks, Josh picks up the gauntlet and brings attention to the interesting history behind Anton Karas' Soundtrack to The Third Man (1939).
And in Total Recast, the guys insert Mamet-alum, Alec Baldwin, into other classic films and ponder some What If... casting alternatives that could have rewritten cinema history as we know it!

soapbox office — Episode 18: Glengarry State and Main Jun 08, 2016
Show notes
David Mamet Madness!
This week, Faults in the Vaults, we're taking a look at a few works from the great mind and pen of David Mamet. We're passing on the set of steak knives and giving the sack to 1992's Glengarry Glenross and then we're heading for small town America to make a big picture out of State and Main (2000).
Mitch cracks open The Mailbag to discuss another possible financial windfall and answer questions about reboots.
This Week in Torrents returns and Josh chooses to highlight the special collection of Beavis and Butt-head that is The King Turd Collection Vol 2. In The Soapbox Rant, the guys take issue with the Bechdel Test as a critical benchmark. For Slipping Through the Tracks, Josh picks up the gauntlet and brings attention to the interesting history behind Anton Karas' Soundtrack to The Third Man (1939).
And in Total Recast, the guys insert Mamet-alum, Alec Baldwin, into other classic films and ponder some What If... casting alternatives that could have rewritten cinema history as we know it!

Episode 17: The Fugitive Mosquito Coast Jun 01, 2016
Show notes
Harrison Ford Films!
Faults in the Vaults with a Harrison Ford double bill. We're setting up roadblocks and bringing in the U.S. Marshals to take down Andrew Davis' big screen adaptation of The Fugitive (1993), then we're packing up and heading South to raise up Peter Weir's adventure drama, The Mosquito Coast (1986).
Mitch cracks open The Mailbag to respond to an intriguing business proposal. Josh once again delivers a Digging Up The Docs, to present Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, the feature length documentary adaptation about the rise of The New Hollywood, from the bestselling book by Peter Biskind.
In The Soapbox Rant, the guys shoot down the negative reactions toward the age old tradition that is -- the Hollywood remake. For Slipping Through the Tracks, Mitch rises to the occasion and submits an under-praised score by Ashe & Spencer from the little seen supernatural-tinged drama, Stay (2005).
Finally, in Total Recast, the guys give Harrison Ford a chance to showcase his acting range as they are tasked with inserting him into classic dramatic films in order to ponder some What If... casting alternatives that could have rewritten cinema history!
Music by Cam Mosavian

The Soapbox office harrison ford fugitive mosquito coast — Episode 17: The Fugitive Mosquito Coast Jun 01, 2016
Show notes
Harrison Ford Films!
Faults in the Vaults with a Harrison Ford double bill. We're setting up roadblocks and bringing in the U.S. Marshals to take down Andrew Davis' big screen adaptation of The Fugitive (1993), then we're packing up and heading South to raise up Peter Weir's adventure drama, The Mosquito Coast (1986).
Mitch cracks open The Mailbag to respond to an intriguing business proposal. Josh once again delivers a Digging Up The Docs, to present Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, the feature length documentary adaptation about the rise of The New Hollywood, from the bestselling book by Peter Biskind.
In The Soapbox Rant, the guys shoot down the negative reactions toward the age old tradition that is -- the Hollywood remake. For Slipping Through the Tracks, Mitch rises to the occasion and submits an under-praised score by Ashe & Spencer from the little seen supernatural-tinged drama, Stay (2005).
Finally, in Total Recast, the guys give Harrison Ford a chance to showcase his acting range as they are tasked with inserting him into classic dramatic films in order to ponder some What If... casting alternatives that could have rewritten cinema history!
Music by Cam Mosavian

Episode 16: Drinking & Drive-In's- A Bucket of Blood May 25, 2016
Show notes
Buckets of Blood Abound!
Drinking & Drive-In's returns once again and this time it's bringing with it a pairing of delectable cocktails and one very entertaining and under-praised black comedy from the King of Exploitation himself, Roger Corman. We're filling up A Bucket of Blood from 1959, starring the great Dick Miller!
The Mailbag is emptied again as the guys cull through listener mail and afterward, Josh & Mitch shake a finger at the act of hater shaming for The Soapbox Rant. The new segment, Diggin' Through The Doc's is unveiled! Each week we're going to highlight a lesser known documentary. This week's was Trumbo suggested to us by our friend Andrew Heaberlin!
Drink Recipes

Once again, it's Josh's turn on Slipping Through the Tracks, and for it he showcases Tom Waits' soundtrack to Jim Jarmusch's Night on Earth. In this week's Total Recast, the guys take noted "That Guy" Dick Miller and ponder some What If... casting alternatives that could have rewritten cinematic history!

soapbox office podcast — Episode 16: Drinking & Drive-In's- A Bucket of Blood May 25, 2016
Show notes
Buckets of Blood Abound!
Drinking & Drive-In's returns once again and this time it's bringing with it a pairing of delectable cocktails and one very entertaining and under-praised black comedy from the King of Exploitation himself, Roger Corman. We're filling up A Bucket of Blood from 1959, starring the great Dick Miller!
The Mailbag is emptied again as the guys cull through listener mail and afterward, Josh & Mitch shake a finger at the act of hater shaming for The Soapbox Rant. The new segment, Diggin' Through The Doc's is unveiled! Each week we're going to highlight a lesser known documentary. This week's was Trumbo suggested to us by our friend Andrew Heaberlin!
Drink Recipes

Once again, it's Josh's turn on Slipping Through the Tracks, and for it he showcases Tom Waits' soundtrack to Jim Jarmusch's Night on Earth. In this week's Total Recast, the guys take noted "That Guy" Dick Miller and ponder some What If... casting alternatives that could have rewritten cinematic history!

Rumble Fish Podcast — Episode 15: Outsiders Rumble May 19, 2016
Show notes
Focus on Ford Coppola!
This week, Faults in the Vaults brings two troubled youth pictures head to head, both being back to back productions directed by Francis Ford Coppola and written by S.E. Hinton. We're talking of course about The Outsiders and Rumble Fish from 1983!
The Mailbag was bursting with backlogged listener emails, so Mitch & Josh dive in to field questions about the dark cinematic offerings and pretend to have their moment in the Actors Studio spotlight. For This Week in Torrents, Josh digs up an old episode (5/20/81) of the Carson era Tonight Show featuring the late, great George Carlin and Richard Pryor.
Josh & Mitch shake a finger at those who attempt to dole out special privilege and attempt to scrub away those unfortunate celebrity transgressions of the past in this week's The Soapbox Rant. For his turn at Slipping Through the Tracks, Mitch chooses to highlight a Philip Glass score from the otherwise forgettable serial killer thriller that was 2004's Taking Lives.
And in Total Recast, the guys pick from the cast of The Outsiders and ponder some What If... casting alternatives that could have rewritten cinema history!

Outsiders Soapbox Office Titles — Episode 15: Outsiders Rumble May 19, 2016
Show notes
Focus on Ford Coppola!
This week, Faults in the Vaults brings two troubled youth pictures head to head, both being back to back productions directed by Francis Ford Coppola and written by S.E. Hinton. We're talking of course about The Outsiders and Rumble Fish from 1983!
The Mailbag was bursting with backlogged listener emails, so Mitch & Josh dive in to field questions about the dark cinematic offerings and pretend to have their moment in the Actors Studio spotlight. For This Week in Torrents, Josh digs up an old episode (5/20/81) of the Carson era Tonight Show featuring the late, great George Carlin and Richard Pryor.
Josh & Mitch shake a finger at those who attempt to dole out special privilege and attempt to scrub away those unfortunate celebrity transgressions of the past in this week's The Soapbox Rant. For his turn at Slipping Through the Tracks, Mitch chooses to highlight a Philip Glass score from the otherwise forgettable serial killer thriller that was 2004's Taking Lives.
And in Total Recast, the guys pick from the cast of The Outsiders and ponder some What If... casting alternatives that could have rewritten cinema history!

Soapbox Office Goonies — Episode 14: The Goonies Squad May 04, 2016
Show notes
Childhood Classics!
This week, in Faults in the Vaults, Josh & Mitch take a look at a pair of adolescent adventure films! They're foreclosing on the Richard Donner/Steven Spielberg collaboration, The Goonies (1985) in order to join up with Fred Dekker's The Monster Squad (1987).
Elsewhere, Mitch dives into The Mailbag to discuss guilty cinematic pleasures. Josh cracks open the Book of the Dead to deliver an Evil Dead fan restoration for This Week in Torrents. Vitriolic opinions are cast on the nature of corporate cannibalism in The Soapbox Rant.
Josh extols the beautiful and inventive score for Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes by Hans Zimmer featuring Diego Stocco on the Experibass in Slipping Through the Tracks, while the guys then attempt to rewrite cinematic wrongs once more with a Total Recast!!!
Sponsored by Raleigh {Beer} Soapery.Music by Cam Mosavian.

Soapbox office goonies — Episode 14: The Goonies Squad May 04, 2016
Show notes
Childhood Classics!
This week, in Faults in the Vaults, Josh & Mitch take a look at a pair of adolescent adventure films! They're foreclosing on the Richard Donner/Steven Spielberg collaboration, The Goonies (1985) in order to join up with Fred Dekker's The Monster Squad (1987).
Elsewhere, Mitch dives into The Mailbag to discuss guilty cinematic pleasures. Josh cracks open the Book of the Dead to deliver an Evil Dead fan restoration for This Week in Torrents. Vitriolic opinions are cast on the nature of corporate cannibalism in The Soapbox Rant.
Josh extols the beautiful and inventive score for Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes by Hans Zimmer featuring Diego Stocco on the Experibass in Slipping Through the Tracks, while the guys then attempt to rewrite cinematic wrongs once more with a Total Recast!!!
Sponsored by Raleigh {Beer} Soapery.Music by Cam Mosavian.

Giant Size #1 Apr 26, 2016
Show notes
Giant sized Interviews!
We've threatened it for months and here it is, Giant Size #1. This 160 minute podcast combines unedited interviews with Christa Lang-Fuller, Ralph Garman, John Noble, and John Roecker. In addition to that, we've even included a special cutting-room outtake of your hosts too inebriated to record!
Christa Lang-Fuller: On February 1st, 2016 we had the unique opportunity to interview the wife of the late Samuel Fuller about all things film. Topics covered include her husband, Tigrero, Jim Jarmusch, and the state of modern film. We are sincerely grateful for the opportunity to pick her brain.
Ralph Garman: On February 22nd, 2016 Josh's Babble-Boss Ralph came out to the Soapbox Office HQ and was gracious enough to give us an interview. Topics ranged from Al Pacino to applauding in theaters, but we spent the majority of the time inquiring about his origin story in Philly.
John Noble: On March 20th, 2016 we had the distinct honor to question a living legend. He was an absolute gentleman and gave us so much more time and information than we deserved. In the interview we cover everything from his time on stage in Australia, to Fringe, to LotR.
John Roecker: On April 2nd, 2016 we interviewed a legend of Punk Rock Film. We spent the better part of the hour chatting about what Punk means to us, how we found it, and how it incorporates into film. We also cover John's move from Ohio and his youth spent in The Valley.
Due to scheduling conflicts of Josh being in Italy and Mitch being in California, this episode is hosted only by the lesser-half of the team, but until next week, we hope you enjoy Giant Size #1!!!
Sponsored by Raleigh {Beer} Soapery.Music by Cam Mosavian.

Giant Size #1 Apr 26, 2016
Show notes
Giant sized Interviews!
We've threatened it for months and here it is, Giant Size #1. This 160 minute podcast combines unedited interviews with Christa Lang-Fuller, Ralph Garman, John Noble, and John Roecker. In addition to that, we've even included a special cutting-room outtake of your hosts too inebriated to record!
Christa Lang-Fuller: On February 1st, 2016 we had the unique opportunity to interview the wife of the late Samuel Fuller about all things film. Topics covered include her husband, Tigrero, Jim Jarmusch, and the state of modern film. We are sincerely grateful for the opportunity to pick her brain.
Ralph Garman: On February 22nd, 2016 Josh's Babble-Boss Ralph came out to the Soapbox Office HQ and was gracious enough to give us an interview. Topics ranged from Al Pacino to applauding in theaters, but we spent the majority of the time inquiring about his origin story in Philly.
John Noble: On March 20th, 2016 we had the distinct honor to question a living legend. He was an absolute gentleman and gave us so much more time and information than we deserved. In the interview we cover everything from his time on stage in Australia, to Fringe, to LotR.
John Roecker: On April 2nd, 2016 we interviewed a legend of Punk Rock Film. We spent the better part of the hour chatting about what Punk means to us, how we found it, and how it incorporates into film. We also cover John's move from Ohio and his youth spent in The Valley.
Due to scheduling conflicts of Josh being in Italy and Mitch being in California, this episode is hosted only by the lesser-half of the team, but until next week, we hope you enjoy Giant Size #1!!!
Sponsored by Raleigh {Beer} Soapery.Music by Cam Mosavian.

Office — Episode 13: Fifty Shades of Secretary Apr 20, 2016
Show notes
Shout a Safeword!
This week, Josh tries to make the episode BDSM themed! That's right, in Faults in the Vaults we're shouting our safeword to put a lock on the Red Room of Pain that is 2015's Fifty Shades of Grey and submitting completely to 2002's Secretary!
During The News, Josh takes this oppertunity to debut his first short film, Rodney Redbottom while in The Mailbag we receive a request from Charles Wiltgen who is on a mission to advance the quality of the podcast ecosystem! Charles will use sections of our FLAC files to create test files and feeds! Also, Aaron Shelton wins listener of the week as he has helped us rename the atrocious Alternate "REEL-alities" into the amazingly named Total Recast!
Slipping Through The Tracks has Mitch halfheartedly pitching the score to Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and in This Week In Torrents, Josh pitches one of the more insane things to ever air on TV, the rare pilot of the Adolf Hitler situational comedy from 1990, Heil Honey I'm Home!
Sponsored by Raleigh {Beer} Soapery.
Music by Cam Mosavian.

soapbox office podcast fifty shades of grey — Episode 13: Fifty Shades of Secretary Apr 20, 2016
Show notes
Shout a Safeword!
This week, Josh tries to make the episode BDSM themed! That's right, in Faults in the Vaults we're shouting our safeword to put a lock on the Red Room of Pain that is 2015's Fifty Shades of Grey and submitting completely to 2002's Secretary!
During The News, Josh takes this oppertunity to debut his first short film, Rodney Redbottom while in The Mailbag we receive a request from Charles Wiltgen who is on a mission to advance the quality of the podcast ecosystem! Charles will use sections of our FLAC files to create test files and feeds! Also, Aaron Shelton wins listener of the week as he has helped us rename the atrocious Alternate "REEL-alities" into the amazingly named Total Recast!
Slipping Through The Tracks has Mitch halfheartedly pitching the score to Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and in This Week In Torrents, Josh pitches one of the more insane things to ever air on TV, the rare pilot of the Adolf Hitler situational comedy from 1990, Heil Honey I'm Home!
Sponsored by Raleigh {Beer} Soapery.
Music by Cam Mosavian.

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